Materials required:
1 -White Bleachtone #5 (Off-White Bleachtone #10, optional)
(if tinting is desired, see below -- starª Lacquer Tinting Colors to suit)
2 -Bleachtone Reducer
3 -#56 White Pigment Wiping Stain (#14-7 Bone White Nu-Glaze, optional)
(if tinting is desired, see below-- starª O/J (Oil/Japan) Tint Colors to suit)
4 -Water White Lacquer Sanding Sealer: starª #34 or #50
5 -Water White Lacquer: starª #70 gloss or #800 gloss for build coats
and 70 or 800 series of appropriate sheen for top coat
6 -Lacquer Thinner
Procedure: (always make test panels first)
1 -Reduce the white Bleachtone with an equal amount of Bleachtone reducer.
2 -Use professional spray equipment to apply a thin coat of the Bleachtone solution. The purpose of the Bleachtone is only to give the wood a white haze.Do not spray such a heavy coat that the grain of the wood becomes obscured.
3 -Spray on a washcoat of sanding sealer (50% sealer - 50% thinner).
4 -Dry 1/2 hour.
5 -Scuff sand with Free-Cut 220-A paper.
6 -Apply White (or tinted) Pigment Wiping Stain. The stain can be sprayed, brushed, or applied with a rag. After a few minutes flash-off time, use a rag or glazing brush to strike out the stain to desired results.
7 -Spray full coat of lacquer (allow to dry).
8 -Scuff-sand with Free-Cut 220-A paper.
9 -Spray full coat of lacquer (allow to dry).
10 -Scuff-sand with Free-Cut 220-A paper (this step is optional).
11 -Spray top coat of lacquer.
Note:
The color of this finish can be altered to taste by using #10 Off-White Bleachtone instead of #5 White Bleachtone and/or Bone White Nu-Glaze in place of the #56 White Pigment Wiping Stain.
Other tints can be effected by mixing 1/2 ounce of an O-J Tinting Color into 1 gallon of #56 White Pigment Wiping Stain. Blue is a commonly added color, but others can be used.
- - To mx the Star "Pickle-Frost " color in the #5 White Bleachtone; use Lacquer Tinting Colors; Burnt Sienna, with a little Raw Sienna, -- and sometimes a little Black.
- - - To mx the Star "Pickle-Frost " color in the #56 White Pigment Wiping Stain; use O/J (Oil/Japan) Tint Colors; Burnt Sienna, with a little Raw Sienna, -- and sometimes a little Black
(The mix or blend of tint colors will vary depending on the color of your base material
-- Make test panels to assure results.